Jun 14
The first of the unwantables has left the club. Signed two years ago, we never saw anything like the best of the deep-lying midfielder who had played over 200 games before he joined us.
McGrandles leaves us after playing just 19 times in two seasons.
Please click for moreRight back or wing back is an area we have really struggled with in recent season’s, so now we have another one.
23-year old Kayne Ramsay was the solitary addition to the Addicks’ squad on transfer deadline day. He signed on a permanent deal from Harrogate for what their manager Simon Weaver described as “a significant fee, a very good sum of money.”
Please click for moreNot in my house as I have a woman arriving in a minute who is going to power wash my roof. Just hope she doesn’t want me to help.
A quiet day at Sparrows Lane though, which is what can happen when you have no manager. Players understand that manager’s come and go, and whether it be a Technical Director or a Head of Recruitment that is often the main driver in deals, footballers, and people like you and me, like to know who they are working for.
Please click for moreMidfielder Conor McGrandles has joined Cambridge United on loan until the end of the season.
The 27-year old moved to The Valley in the summer and has started just 2 league games due to a couple of freakish injuries and then when he has had the opportunity, he hasn’t in all honesty impressed.
Please click for moreA surprise late signing tonight when not long after the club unveiled it’s new website, the first news article which looked like a test page, announced a new signing.
That is 26-year old midfield playmaker Conor McGrandles. Falkirk born McGrandles turned down a new contract with Lincoln City and in a ‘Dale Stephens move’ signed a three-year contract with Charlton after declaring he was homesick.
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